Indian Studio
Postponed until further annoucement |
 Regrettably, the Indian studio exhibition was postponed from its original dates.
Watch this space for our new date announcement. |
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E-sarn Safari
Dec. 9 - 31 at La Lanta Fine Art
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 The first solo exhibition by Tanupol En-on, the third runner up award winner from the 8th Panasonic Contemporary Art Competition.
The artworks depict the fond memory that Tanupol has with his childhood upbringing environment in the northeastern region of Thailand, or nicknamed “E-sarn”.
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 The indigenous culture of E-sarn is shown through all of the artworks including its natural settings, local animals and plants, working materials as well as household equipments.
Tanupol’s paintings incorporate acrylic paint with a twist of charcoal in a form of pop art.
Primarily inspired by mural paintings from E-sarn’s local temples, Tanupol’s artworks stay true to his signature style of vibrancy and naivety.
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Opening reception on December 9 at 7.00 p.m at La Lanta Fine Art. Please click here to RSVP. |
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2nd Mini Sculpture Exhibition
by 94 Thai sculptors
Dec. 16 - 19 at Ground floor, Siam Center
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Ariya Kitticharoenwiwat |
La Lanta Fine Art, together with The King Mongkut Institue of Technology Ladkrabang (KMIT) organizes “The 2nd Mini Sculpture Exhibition by 94 Thai Artists”
Among 94 artists participating in this apex sculpture exhibition include 2006’s two national artists Nonthivathn Chandhanaphalin and Kiettisak Chanonnart. |
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Kiettisak Chanonnart
2006 National Artist |
The exhibition also features mini sculptures by several renowned sculptors, professors, graduates, and current graduate and undergraduate students from KMIT.
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Nonthivathn Chandhanaphalin
2006 National Artist |
This exhibition aims to encourage a knowledge sharing experience between participating artists at the same time it also hopes to promote the aesthetic of sculptures to the public.
All of the 94 sculptures tell stories, each of which reflects artist’s imagination, thought process, and complicated emotions through tangible substance of bronze material. |
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Garn Kwankaew |
The opening of “The 2nd Mini Sculpture Exhibition by 94 Thai Artists” will be organized on December 16, 2007 at 5.00 p.m. at 1st floor Siam Center.
The exhibition will be on display at Siam Center until December 19, 2007. Selections of 94 sculptures will continue to be exhibited at La Lanta Fine Art after the exhibition ends. |
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New Arrivals
Pigs Can't Fly in Plimsolls : by Brett
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Pigs Can't Fly in Plimsolls - Picassoish |
“Art should be sunshine to a home.” A British artist, "Brett" bases the idea of his recent works on the notion that art shouldn’t be forced to fit into any predetermined format - art shouldn’t be boring.
“Pigs Can’t Fly in Plimsolls” is a sequel of “Beagles in the Boots” limited edition sculptures which stirred the art market in France and the UK with their sense of humor and whimsical appeals. |
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“Pigs Can’t Fly in Plimsolls” is a twist of the British colloquial speech when a person responds to a child liar “Oh..so pigs can fly,” while Plimsolls is a popular brand of training shoes known in America.
“Pigs Can’t Fly in Plimsolls” makes a new history by illustrating history of art by the world's masters on its skin. “Pigs Can’t Fly in Plimsolls – Picassoish” and “Pigs Can’t Fly in Plimsolls – Popish” are availabe at La Lanta Fine Art. |
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| About Brett |
 Brett was a classical painter by training. He is a British national born in Malaysia in 1962. He learned how to paint by working as an apprentice under the guidance of several internationally recognized artists.
"Once i have an idea I tend to work in a series, usually 8 or 12, this way it keeps things fresh and exciting for me. I change direction quickly. If it works, lets stop it and find something else to do !!"
As a classical painter, Brett has done portraits of many well known personalities in business, movie, and entertainment industries. He continues to develop diversity in his arts by exploring different media and trying different ideas.
Apart from the portraits, Brett’s clever artworks in form of new media can be found in homes of avid collectors across the UK, Europe and the US.
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